The aim of the brand is not only presenting beautiful objects. We try to interact our aesthetics (ways of thinking) through physical creations and materiality. ————————————————————————————— “It’s about the point of view” -Question of the norm ‘how it should be” -How much can we learn from what’s on the face? There are much more to tell in behind. -Question of the state of beauty Our mission The journey of our creation is about discoveries. We demonstrate the perception about raised subjects each series. We go away from the traditional way of “how it should be” by providing our approach. Inspirations: The main inspirations for developing each collection are the objects that are abandoned or not attracted attention, in other...
In the recent creations, the extended voice about asking the identity and the rights of individuals including genders, orientations, or social norms and definitions of “standards” roots in the concepts. Aiming to search for diversity in personal identities, we understand nowadays the borders between cultures or races are blurred or unpleasantly framed. How we are dressed and how we present ourselves correspond to the statement of the person or a forced character in society. "Fashion and identity" has always inseparable relation. It conceives the idea through metaphorical approaches in artisanal techniques. -We embrace the uniqueness Our products are all handmade in the Parisian Atelier piece by piece Every piece is unique: we are all unique not identical to any of others. One...
Misora has been developing various textiles since the brand launched. One of the signature textiles is yarn-suspending jacquard. once in an epoch for silk textile in Japan, followed by Nishijin-ori (Kyoto), Kiryu-ori (Gunma) although most producers are forced to leave their business today due to the shift of daily-wear to the western style. Misora is partnered up with them to develop her prestigious textile by using the authentic technique to suggest modern style. Her philosophy extends in the textile design. “Totality and the Wholeness” First, I was inspired by the back side of an ancient jacquard fabric that has bunch of yarns suspending, which are to be cut away in the factory during the production process.I found the most beautiful...
Universe of Misora Nakamori - Question of the overflown word ‘sustainability’: what should be the actual definition of it? As a fashion designer, it is unignorable subject. Fashion industry is the industry, which creates the most waste and gives solutions to our mother Earth. "I consider the context of sustainability can’t be convinced only by the use of recyclable materials but it should be demonstrated from the fundamental issues. First, the life of garments that could stay long in a wardrobe. Second, consider how we can illuminate the waste and minimise the overproduction." Beyond the must, each garment should be special to its owner/wearer , another way of sustainability can be performed by its versatility and transformability so...
